what is the last movie you have watched? (Sam Elliott, film, scene)
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Just watched on Netflix 'The Dark Valley', 2014. Set in the Alps, a quintessential western, thus about justification. This movie should have been (if not) the best foreign film of 2014. It does have several Euro 'Best' awards.
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Official submission of Austria to the best foreign language film category of the 87th Academy Awards 2015.
Officially in German language, dubbed in English and/or with English sub titles. Spectacular scenery, good pace. And as that great western, I kept expecting to see Clint Eastwood pop out of the snow bank. The lead character's name is Greider... 'pale rider'.
Alert: at 1 hour I experienced a glitch in the display of solid colors or lines, changing every second or two. I rebooted the Roku but no help. I soon figured out that I could fast forward a frame or two then resume normal play. Happened again near the end, same resolution. Just takes quick thumb action. I have reported this to Netflix.
I enthusiastically recommend this for the fan of foreign films, westerns, dubbed voice or German, and/or subtitles. Or just good film.
Last edited by metroxian; 06-27-2015 at 09:39 PM..
Watched the Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman wonderful Gaslight last night, a great performance from all the actors in the film, but the actual story baffled me a bit... why did he have to marry this girl after ten years in order to prowl in the attic of a house that was empty. couldnt he have broke in the way he did from behind another house and go along the roof..great film thouigh... Tonight I watch the Heiress with Olivia de Haviland and Montgomery Cliff..
Ted 2 I am ashamed to admit--husband wanted tongo
Better than first IMO
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